All articles by Saad Ahmed
Saad Ahmed
The impact of Brexit
LineData, a publisher of leasing software and asset finance platforms, held a debate on Brexit on 22 June, just before the national referendum. It discussed the possibility of a UK exit from the European Union, and its likely consequences. Saad Ahmed analyses the key points
Nissan shakes up UK fleet team
Nissan Motors GB has implemented structural changes and a series of new appointments in its corporate sales division.
The end of ownership?
The car-sharing market, although still relatively small, has been growing by 30% annually worldwide, and manufacturers and rental companies have been encouraged to invest significant amounts into this new industry. Saad Ahmed investigates these developments and the implications for lessors
Ultimate Finance appoints Adcock senior regional director for South East
Ultimate Finance has appointed Simon Adcock senior regional director for the South East.
Grenke H1 profits up 28.8% to 49.6m
Grenke Group has increased its profits by 28.8% compared to the same point in 2015, according to a report on their results.
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Metro Bank loans up 110% to £4.6bn in H1 2016
Metro Bank has increased its loans by 110% in the first half of 2016 compared to the same point in 2015, according to the banks trading update.
Shawbrook: £9m charge stunted H1 profits
Shawbrook Bank has increased its profits by 14% in the first half of 2016 compared to the same period in 2015, according to interim results released by the group.
Virgin Money postpones SME lending unit due to Brexit
Virgin Money has postponed the implementation of its SME lending unit due to financial uncertainty resulting from Brexit, as revealed in its half year results.
Aldermore appoints Kilby business development manager
Aldermore has appointed Steve Kilby business development manager for London and the south east of England.
UK banks warn of deposit charges for businesses
British banks NatWest and Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) have warned that they may charge businesses to hold deposits, according to news reports.